feeding.

a recurring instrumental passage or refrain, especially in a song, aria, or concerto.

introductory and explanatory part of drama; subordinate clause in conditional sentence.

The act of killing or harming a prophet or poet.

pointed.

sweeten; mollify.

1. excessive or frenzied pursuit of wealth; 2. a delusional belief that one possesses immense wealth, marked by delusions of wealth.

turret, or open shelter on roof, giving fine view; summer-house.

someone who uses obscure or difficult words in everyday conversation

rhetorical device of pretending to refuse.

to check or suppress by extreme measures; or to cut the throat of

to hawk or peddle, as fish; or to beg, sponge or fleece

having flattened sides due to lengthwise elongation.

congenital; joined together from birth.

delight, pleasure